Xrumer owner is unreasonable!

Basicly i was with my GF at the time and i bought Xrumer through her name/moneybrookers account. Now i have split up with her i cannot pay the monthly fee through her account and xrumer has ran out. I asked if i can pay the extra Fee from my moneybrookers and he said no. Why?

And he auto changed her password. I know my Ex as she wouldnt. I tryed to log in it said its been changed for safety reasons.

Both Xrumer licences are on both of my PC's so even if i do pay its not like im chaning anything!

I think this is unfair in my eyes. What do you guys think?

Okay, i think should not talk about this here [if mods have any problem please del this post]

The Reason They Did So:
Moneybookers is easily cardable.

Anybody who would read you story, would think:

You are a hacker/skiddie who carded with MB and purchased XR.
Now that the real guy has canceled that card, you wish to pay through your legit MB account.
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PS I am not saying you did that, I am saying many people try to do that thereofre it raises red flags for online merchants.
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BOTTOMLINE: Talk it out with him and make sure you don't do any transactions in this fashion/

I knew the password etc for the xrumer account. Ive tryed to talk to him about it. And all i was askin is to continue to pay for the monthly fee's myself.

i even emailed him before i bought it regarding buying with another account.

its shocking

it's not shocking considering how much hacking is going on with Xrumer. hope it works out.

daydie said:

I knew the password etc for the xrumer account. Ive tryed to talk to him about it. And all i was askin is to continue to pay for the monthly fee's myself.

i even emailed him before i bought it regarding buying with another account.

its shocking

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Don't you think that someone using a stolen card would also know the password to the account? Can't someone with a stolen card send emails and ask questions?

As someone who has processed millions of dollars online since 1998, I would guess they deal with a inordinate amount of fraud and have a fairly solid idea of what potential fraud looks like. Even though they *might be* mistaken in this case and there just happens to be some bizarre circumstances, it doesn't mean he's unreasonable to think something is wrong.

When your ability to make money with credit cards and keep a merchant account or account at an IPSP depends on these decisions, you would understand. Most likely, they are on very thin ice all the time.